Linda Hurcombe is Head of Department at the Department of Archaeology, Exeter University.  She has particular interests in a range of artefact studies including stone stools, functional analysis and organic material culture.  She has undertaken fieldwork in Pakistan, Britain and Europe and published books on gender and material culture and functional analysis.

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• Section 1: Deconstruction and Analysis 1. Introduction 2. Artefacts from the Ground 3. Learning from Contexts 4. Making Sense of Artefacts 5. Changing Perspectives Section 2: Materials and Materiality 6. Materiality 7. Organic Materials and Artefacts 8. Stone Materials and Artefacts 9. Clay (and Glass) Materials and Artefacts 10. Metal Materials and Artefacts 11. Artefacts as Material Culture: Past, Present and Future

Linda Hurcombe is Head of Department at the Department of Archaeology, Exeter University.  She has particular interests in a range of artefact studies including stone stools, functional analysis and organic material culture.  She has undertaken fieldwork in Pakistan, Britain and Europe and published books on gender and material culture and functional analysis.

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• Section 1: Deconstruction and Analysis 1. Introduction 2. Artefacts from the Ground 3. Learning from Contexts 4. Making Sense of Artefacts 5. Changing Perspectives Section 2: Materials and Materiality 6. Materiality 7. Organic Materials and Artefacts 8. Stone Materials and Artefacts 9. Clay (and Glass) Materials and Artefacts 10. Metal Materials and Artefacts 11. Artefacts as Material Culture: Past, Present and Future

Linda Hurcombe is Head of Department at the Department of Archaeology, Exeter University.  She has particular interests in a range of artefact studies including stone stools, functional analysis and organic material culture.  She has undertaken fieldwork in Pakistan, Britain and Europe and published books on gender and material culture and functional analysis.

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• Section 1: Deconstruction and Analysis 1. Introduction 2. Artefacts from the Ground 3. Learning from Contexts 4. Making Sense of Artefacts 5. Changing Perspectives Section 2: Materials and Materiality 6. Materiality 7. Organic Materials and Artefacts 8. Stone Materials and Artefacts 9. Clay (and Glass) Materials and Artefacts 10. Metal Materials and Artefacts 11. Artefacts as Material Culture: Past, Present and Future